Anagram is a B2B security training platform that delivers short-form interactive modules, puzzle-driven exercises and phishing simulations to influence employee security behaviors and provide developer-focused CTF-style secure coding training.
Published Oct 15, 2026
Based on category norms and documentation gaps, churn risk may be associated with:
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Public case studies found: None clearly accessible on the vendor site during this research run.
Vendor-published metrics found in blog content (treated as unverified)
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A social post attributed to a Postman security leader stated that engineers expressed appreciation for the training and referenced an experiential approach and a “test-out” option. This is an anecdotal social post rather than a structured third-party review.
The founder has described designing training inspired by Capture-the-Flag exercises and dissatisfaction with long compliance training; this reflects product intent rather than independent customer validation.